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Aarihant Aaryan

Stealth • 9m

India with a population of 1.4 Billion has more than 54% of teens and youth. India has a working population of 500M - we are still exam-driven not skill-driven. Even with all government reforms, India is the most challenging country to build a business in. Only 500K businesses make more than 10crore per annum, and close to 5 million businesses in India don’t even make Penny Close to 10,000 businesses make more than 500crore in revenue every year The reason? Our per capita income is meager, most homes are single-income households India's per capita income is INR 150,000 If you make more than 25,000 you belong to the top 10% of India I started looking into top revenue-making tech companies and all of them worked on one common function that made them so much money. That is the business of opportunity, if most people don't make sufficient money - the best way to create wealth for yourself is by helping other people make money or get opportunities. Amazon, Zomato, Dream11, Unacademy and Zepto are in the same business

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Anonymous 4

Stealth • 9m

We still don't understand the value of time. We are completely optimized on money. Once we breach this barrier we will have lift off

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Anonymous 3

Stealth • 9m

I think there have been recent efforts in the Indian education syllabus. Let's wait and watch.

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 9m

That's why we need real life skill oriented courses and diversity. If I want to learn music along with electronics, I should be allowed.

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Anonymous 1

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In times like these, you can only sell by doing two things, saving customer money or Saving them time.

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